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Do You Have an Emergency Fund?
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If you had an unexpected emergency expense of $400, would you be able to pay for it? If your answer is no, you’re not alone. Forty-six percent of Americans said they would have difficulty with an emergency expense of $400.¹ Furthermore, 140 million Americans have little or no savings at all.² With an emergency fund  Read More →
Late to the Retirement Savings Game? [Infographic]
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With a little planning and a commitment to saving, it’s never too late to get ahead. Here’s how:   No retirement plan can ever work if you spend everything you make. While it may seem like a sacrifice now, trimming anything out of your budget that isn’t a necessity will free up money to bankroll  Read More →
Women in Retirement: 60 Percent Not Saving Enough
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In November 2016, the Texas Conference for Women surveyed attendees about their retirement savings and found that almost a whopping 60 percent weren’t socking away enough. In fact, many weren’t even sure if they were going in the right direction. One person responded, “I don’t know if I’m on track, and that’s the worst part.”  Read More →

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